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Gxrursions.
TEE NEW LINE
Between NEW.YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
and NORFOLK.
OLD POINT COMFORT.
~,
AND THE SOUTH.

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
On and after IT, 1896 Express for Cape Charles or
Comfort ard Norfok. via the New-l OK Phpdehe
81 Niok iiGff, nfv6s IrTylvffn AIR afStstion.
N,w.YorL 81 81. ~ csy .rrivc OF Care Charles G;h0
o. m daily Old Font fort SAB Norfolk ti5 a. M
SIrepiur ilicurh from New.Nork u Cape Clnrlea
Tickets ard stJnt teIfhs can he secured at tie Ticket
Office Of tic ftIrtylNaI.s Eslit LAC CONF any.
II. W. DUNE, ~ u. CCoAf,
Suitrntrndcnt 'chi iAsr. anu fIr'" - .rn'.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRTC

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There important from the petroleum country
and trsdng is s,pcdcd p.ndDg tho developments
In the legislation affecting tho trade In Pennsylvania
The BBgsy bill s said by prominent operators 10 he
the House OF Representatives az Harrbnrs
an they confident that the Senate Will not
bill to press OH Tor
Tho the Billingslry legislation say
Welt tho bin law. Tho world VIII revolNe
IL cheap the situation The MON wei 10
questioned regards The influence OF the bill wh,b one
the confusion ana uFatpn tsel To Sow out 81 Us
attempted execution The uafAet closed steady, shade
above uwcst quotations, and dali -, 49,,
gingc prices tine total dealings at the Con
sOllistcd Eaclianse were - follows
Ouenng ............... G3s Northumberland. C2s
Highest ......-.......-.. tJ4 " =
Bales OIrreis '"''V'"
Refined unchanged at ccnts gallon Abel test
on. CITY, PenA. Mare % Crude nj ,4tloan Transit
opened at 49, ii clssi It 5.9i highest prc.
C3 lowest L2s Sales PSI 900 barrels cLlrters % GS2
uArrslS c.esrlnces 9jJOJU JIrrSs shipments oo.&-J
bar els runs. - barrels
PnrsBUgG. Poun. March 2I-Crnie Oh-Petro cum duh
but urm National Transit Certhicates opencd at CJ4
closed al O2'4. highest pres. UJ'< lowest 10
BRADFogD Pean, March 25.-trutc h-S4tioiA Irains
Certificates opened G3 AMI closed a. - ngle't priss.
t3s lowest lrcc. t2i, Ileatdnces, 9sc.OOO barrels
iITUsyILK rcnn. March - SatJls transit Certificates
opcnci c.osoi atC24 AishssL PRISE o3si low
Get giiee. t2'9
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

y. " =. ana H. X " Co. lessee
Trains leave West 42s station follows an Is mlnles
earlier ron foot NJ Tty-st. North Rivar
Detroit and CHICAGO 'oi5 m. 'e:o5 -s:l5 p m
Utica syrscnse. Ru~alo Rochester Suspension Briag.
Nia"arl Ears. 3:lb. s9:55 7. NJ. sos. 'Sl5 n
Hghant KINGSTON saugertcs. CatsKill Albany 3l5.
s7l5. '9F5. 1870 M. f:Oo '6:05 .sl5 u
Crans,n's West Point cornwall. Newblrg '3:l5, -Il5,
'?55 -lol5 ll3oa. M. 4.0o 500. 'sl5 p M; and '60s
p. m Crans'on's. Cornwall New'urg.
For Montreal and Canada Fast. Cos .. m.
Hamilton. LONDON. .955a $685. sl3 p NJ; Toronto
1905 n. m. ffO5. -S5 m.
Elegant sleeping Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and St Touis O all through tratrs
Daily Daily except Saturday. Other trains daily excep
SUNDAY.
For tickets timetables paror or sleeping car accommods
tons information, apply at Offices Brooklyn-S33 Wash
ngton-st 73D Fniionsf, AnneS Orcc. foot oil Futon.st
New York City-3s3 1856 e42 Broadway. 1885, Bowcry and
West shore stations foot Of West 42st foot OF Jay ST. "
c. l.. LAMBERT
6Nanderbilt.ave. General Passenger Agent.
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THE FORUM
FOR APRIL.
MANUAL TRAINING IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Prof. T.
Davidson. -
Gladden. - -.o....-
ROOFS THAT HAVE HELPED ME, Prot William T.
Har is.
Do WE NEED PROHIBITION Rev. John snyder
FOR BETTER FOR WORSE, author Of John Halifax.
Gentleman"
THE HYDRoPHoBIA BUGBEAR Dr. Howard C.
PRACTICAL USES FOR THE BALLOON. Samuel A.
King 49,
THE REALITY OF THE srA.SERPANT. Richard A.
Proctor
Published monthly. 80 cents COPY - 90 ayear.
The FORUM PUbi.l> HING 90,
OF Fiithave. Ncw-YOfk.
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IRE RAILWAY. now known 90 the NEW

E,NIr NAII.W a =, now known aS the NEW.
Through trars 2sds and st stations AZ same
hour local trains eav" o2st fifteen minutes
Her fhan from Chambersst
a. m. DAY Express. week davs PuTet Drawn1roorn
Coaches to Bnghamron. Elmira Horn@llsvlle Buffalo
Pullman se"p.na Coaches troa Horn.svilIs C6c,va
Imite'"a son Pullman train and Pnffot snenn
Coaches to Neafvile Cleveland. Cincinnati fhicaeo AMI
Falls Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge for fast
Coaches to Rineh,m,or. Fimra Rochester Rafao Mag
ara Fals Cincinnati and Chicago.
Rn'hsr,ori and p':,c,c ss5 5.s 7?9 80 go
1Ia Is5 $50 1890 M. 1900 mi 'nett sundays s4s
$50 ln2na M y noon, las. AIS. C;So 745 oOO 1880
Paerso" az sAi 100 7:5o a3o 1920 A. n 1000 NOON
~ go" 93o 1920 NJ. 12Oo miin'rh sundays s4y
p. M 1900 MIDNIGHT ~ Wv '''" ''''' '''''
NswaIk and Paterson via Newark ESQ. 500 $50 1901
s:oo 1910 and 1000 ninoht daily except sunday
snndars o'l5 =: NJ. 800 q 81. 500 .. N. .
spf FER "a 81 75c sss ga lo9o S s2S 80 800
SUNDAYS 54S ss0 10 20 A. M 1:45 Alb $50 500 1880
Monticello. 400 q. M. 400 ~.
Ncgnnre and Cornwall 7:6o. 900 $780, 4so $50 AMI
Montgomery. Rondout and Kingston. 900 n $3.50 D. m.
scr;n,on Dnp,-Sr. 2 90 az n ;c c5cep, sunaays
$50 SUNDAYS 6:45 $40. lOoOl m. 6:yO 800 =, m.
M',l~own 4.45. s4s 3so sop 1920 ~ $50 $50 500
nm. The 900 .. m train sfons ~ Main.sr on,v
Port Iervis 445 7:bo 900 lo2oa NJ $40 4so 600 $780,
$40 m. SUNDAYS. $780, 1910 M. GOO $50 s:no y m.
Serpng nAches he obtained end checking
And - bsgra-e nav he left a. the companvs Offices
Fyrrr.s trains tho wsf arrive in New.York at 7l7,
747. 1O5ja. m. and 1000 D. NJ.
GEO De HAVEN. A q p AIT, LIZ FARMER. q. p. Agg
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spInIrs OLE TrRPENTINE.

CH1RLf- roN MARCH Z3-TnrpeniDe steady az 31c
s.vASNAi. Marcn 20 - Iufp .ntlus hrm Al 81 rc.
WILMINGTON. March ~ UrPent.ne quiet At SOC.
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REORGANIZATION or THE
PlTTSBURG & WESTERN R. R. CD.

undersigned committee OF tho bondhoders and stock
holders the above named company give notice that copies
plan and OF reorganization be procured
from them on application. from Messrs DREXEL g. Co..
Philadelphia and Messrs. DREXEI, MORGAN a. 90 :,
New York. with the existing securities of the
company deposited in accordance with said
ment and PLAZA.
Eondhoers stockholders requested depoot their
securities at facilitate speedy reorganization
j. LOW BIER WELSH,
JOHN =. TERRY, r.,,,;,,o.
e.. ii. tO~rE.l, ~""''''''So'
ANTHONY j. THOMAS,
NEw.YoRK. March 10, 1887.
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steamboats, ano tlailrodos.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDIHk SOUTH

On and after January 3st 1887. Exoress for Capo
Charles Old Point Comfort ana Norfolk. vlatho
NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD.
WIN leave Pennsylvania Railroad station. NewYork. 7:2o
M Week G and T. % aiy rysS o old Pont g;oS
s% sSV leave ae at sOo on Monday
W. ,sdsys and Iidys, AWNING there at N. Bur;
sisoeas Car, hr,nsa d, I,r; mi 2oriTk
cured tas q ay ticket Uco Of tho Parosd
H. ~. DUNN, sups RIB. COOKE q p. and IA.
BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST
Old tY leave Fer IS H. roai Of Murray
nua at Zoo Loaf
An orchestra ZACH steamer Best Recommendations Low
NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck-sllp
~ Pier 20 h. H. ut Pun ana ii pm Sundays cIcepted
steamers time loI early trans north and east
DUPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
nnS all .Ur., s. fS a M
,lS 1srn at @ w. parlor Ii % H.
.lsoPas cars, S1naay tram. 10 IN with pal
BS:5SR ErPss p1rISr
LEDUCIIUN OF FARES VIA NORWICH
IL LINE Tho Popular Inside Route. To Boston. -
81 SWSrrssYCn@ns End IoGqe,S y Of 70 FL wants
Ferry % lsa %ssyy
TLNIRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA ana TRENTON. Bound Brook
Rout, al 400 TAO UOO Hoo 1850, 400 $3.50, 5;SO
so i2:UO y. SUNDAYS At AGO. $40. - m $50. l2U0
y. III. ,.,.x NJ, Am ia, lion n m Ian 4.oo Am
l1u D. H. connection tor Reading Harrisburg. Potts
Vile etc 400 Tor Easton bethieneu. Allentown
Heading IL Harrisburg. oto On oundayo Tor Easton
5v a m, Tor rason bethlehem. Allentown. Aauch Chunk,
sso a. M ior Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Tanaaas shamokn. supbury. Lew lsburE Williams port
Mauch Chunk. heading, Harrisburg, etc,
SIb ~ IN. for Easlop Bethehen Allentown Mauch Chunk
WisesDaIre scranton. Tamaqna shsuekn. sunbury Low
isbuig, Wiismsport, etc. 49,
40 $50 ior Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, etc
6,45 y. N. for kaston, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk nkcsbarrc heading HsrrlsburK. c,o Oh Sundays
100 and $50 IN. for Eastou, Bethlehem Allentown
I30, S:l5 HOO ~ Zoo 400, 4;S0, 6lb N. sundays
400 for Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove
IiSJ $40 Loo A'So tor Lakewood. Toms River
xiso !. NJ. loop for Atlantic CITY. vinssud. and
tso. s:ib. ii.A6a NJ l:oo Aso. bso p m. for Free
SsSo. 500. SIG. llOo llA6 Am- l,oo 400. t.s0.
b,s0. O.l6 y u Sundays 400. 600 q M fos PERTH
Amboy
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THE ST. GEORGE APARTMENT HOUSE
223 and 20 East 17th-St,
sTUYvRsANT SQUARE,

Rebuilt By the 0ermsps Life Insurance Company the
sabsanhal ater supervision Of
1sssss = Cady architsots viii b ready ocsupa
aon - before Nay ].
Apsruenu ere en- suite and comprise eight rooms Wis.,
library tive parors three dining and k,tubsn
teeshr with bathroom. buffers pantry ample clssss
Dssm Steam heat electric bella elevator Direct Light and
Nsnsilaten For particular apply 70
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KAl LINE TO OlsD f't1Nl COMFOhli
AZ NORFOLK VA. and SOUTH.
Leave via Penn r. r. $50 PsrlOr Baltimore
thence palace Old Point at Sis
Norfolk y a. In III. v TOMPKTNS,
Gen'l Pass Agent $40 Broadway, n. Y.
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NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck-slIp
~ er 20 h. ~ at Pun snd ii pm Sundays excepted
ni,.iu,ts arIlvo IN tIAns north and east
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Trains leave via Dcsbrosscs ami cOraodt strs
CHICAGO Dss s@sux S sSs 80
sss, e;
cenfkfe "a" and the OH RsxicsS '"''' F'0o'san
g:T ss.o 300 ss,;S
s nv ss Sss:
'ns i HY s s,sl e" s sas
For Atlantic CITY except sunday ltIrouah par"r carl,
For Cape May week days. Halo m On Saturday. only.
Long branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate
IONS VIE Railway o and AmbSy M u nooo $40 n.
For o. , pGns . sna Scr.s,: Vi. New YORK rhase.
day via Baltimore and d " Idne t:sO n M week dsys
.o sssG' and % %s s u:
gta,sss:rir. From pItts.urs 30 80 lI:ao N. ~,
s &C. rs m ?% Hss"s's sss s ans ss
loo g,rn IT, fe4.i,s, ssa s 81? sS h! H. a! ss
S % 800 s" ssS 5co 9so ios," 81" a''' 1888 'l''
EInrcs: Train; e,y. NewYork via Dsstroe, and cors.
s: ia: S:ss :: %'sssr ,'
%soT H9a;y "a !: iSss n.
aslsv. ss.I.si ..":s d. ~ S,S%.s AMI
lSS S' g., S! Tso Sss s s ss 80
ana 10 m tLtnitsd rvnrAss l:l4 and t5np m) l2t1
ga q s;ss 7:l2 SIP and $50 m On SUNDAY. io:Oi
6;35 7l2 and 8:l2 n M " '"' WYNN ''
Ls,vs Ph'Iafe'pa via csmd-n 900 NJ auIv srcep. su.
s.s o n.s. s.s -
Corrst ant BROOKLYN Auner station 1opi ~ raltonst
Brookyn station Jersey Citv Enigrant Ticket Os1cs
Castle Tarien. ~ '''' INV"
Tho York Transfer rompeny will call for AMI c,s,x
tapraoa from hotels and rcsidencss ~ " VIM ''''>
CHARLES r.. PUGH. JR wOOD
General Manager General Pasyr AGENT
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CTONINGTON LINE.

Far Bostou Providence and al Eastssn poineA ,.s
sssamors Win leave Pier Ne ~ Nerth Rve ese oso<
above Csnaist. Il y n. daily except sunday. ...A
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"enernl Manager General Passr Agent
NyOPTUFPN PAJJpOAnOCNEU ICpcry

N.Trans leave from Chamb.rst Station for Underwood
Tenanv tosfer Spark nm and Nvack 63n ITO 900
and l1;30 a. ~ lis 32o 400 i:5o 52G $40 $40 800
5no ~ M I2:on mi'nirht SUNDAYS ITO asc, M 400 and
rnO N For Manuel sprpe Valley. Monsey Tailmaus
S;3o 7;lo $50 M. 4:5o. $50 p. Sundays asO a. NJ
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BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST
- FALL RIVER LiNE-Steamcrs PROVIDENCE
ami OLD Colony. Leave Pier 70 n K, loot OF Murray
ST. 900 n. diily. sundays excepted Connection
Annex Boal Brooklyn i3O aud Jersey city at
An orchestra on each steamer Recommendations Low
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DE"hhAf' NEWJEhSEf.
thorough homeschoo for twenty young Iadea Varied
advantages OF the highest order Careful training manner
mind and heart SOLID culture English Music Art
gusxea Twentieth year begins September 6 For circular
address the principal
Misc RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT
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Alaska Sealskin garments. Eng
lish dressed, perfect fitting, newest
shapes, retailed at manufacturers
lowest cash prices. G. G. Shayne,
Manufacturer, 1913 Prince-st., near
Broadway.
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Ps-wE HAVE MADE A SPECIAL EFFORT FOR
THE MISSES AND CHILDREN (BOYS AND GIRLS). 30
THATTHEY, TOO. MAY GET NICE HATS.
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Sealskin garments made to order,
perfect fit insured, manufacturers
prices. G. G. Shayne, 103 Prince
st.
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J, R0THSCHILD,
IMPORTER OF
FINE MILLINERY GOODS.
SO & 5S West 14th-st.
BROOKLYN, 2G9 & 211 FultOnst.
Paris. 2G Rue d'Engilien.

ANTICIPATING An EARLY FALL TRADE. WE COM
pIKTKD ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE MoDIsTts OF
PARIS AND Lon Don FOR EARLY EXECUTION OF
OUR ORDERS. AND so ARE NOW PREPARED TO
OFFER TO THE FAVOR or OUR PATRONS THE
MOTT COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF TRIMMED
AND UNTRIMMED GOODS EVER COLLECTED
CLUBHOUSE ENJOYS MANY ADVANTAGES OVER
OTHERS DEALING IN MILLINERY GOODS. WHICH.
wHEN cons DERED. CANNOr FAIL TO CONVINCE
LADIES THAT THESE ADVANTAGES ACCRUE TO
THE INTEREST OFOUR PATRONS.
WE DEVOTE OURSELNE1 EXCLUSIVELY TO TIE
SALE OF Millinery GOODS. WE EMPLOY ALI
OUR ENERGY CAPITAL AND AN EXPERIENCE
EXTENDING OVER TWENTY YEARS. TO THIS SIZE
CIALTY OF OURS,
THE MODISTES OF EUROPE SEEK OUR HOUSE
AS THE CHANNEL AND MEANS OF lNIKODCC-
TfON OF THEIR BEST ENDEAVORS. AND BEING.
FURTHERMORE ABLE TO DISPOSE OF LARGE
STORES AND BUY FOR CASH oNLY-wE ARE En-
ADIED TO SELL FINE GOODS AT THE LOWEST
PRICES.
DURING THIS WEEK WE SHALL OFFER AT
PRICES TO -uIT ALL C0MERS
ESQ TRIMMED HAYS AND BONNETS THAT WILL
RECOMMEND THEMSELVES TO EVERY LADY WHO
MAY FAVOR US WITH A VISIT CORRECT STY LES.
REFINED TASTE IN TRIMMING. BEST QUALITY
MATERIAL AND Low PRICES ARE THEIR ELE-
MENTs CORRESPONDING TO THE GOOD THINGS
IN TRIMMED GOODS. WE SHALL ALSO OFFER IN
TRIMMED GOODS IN LARGE VARIETY AT BOTfOh
FJCURES EVERY ARTICLE OF MILLINERY GOODS
is THERE WAITING FOR THE FAVOR OF THE
LADIES THEY WILL SERVE THEIR OWN INTER
FISTS ny TAKING A LOOK IN AT ROTIlSCII1LDS.
Ps-WE HAVE MADE A SPECIAL EFFORT FOR
THE MISSES AND CHILDREN BOYS AND GIRlsl 30
THAT THEY, TOO. MAY GET NICE HATS.
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ON ELLIS,
6TH-AvE., 2OTH to 21ST ST.
WILL OFFER
SDecia| Indu CementS
EVERY DEPARTMENT
tTaHTS w EE1K--
Costumes, Wraps & Jackets

Jackets at less than half last
weeks prices.
The three greatest bargains ever
offered in Ladies' Fine Worsted
Jackets.
1000 Ladies' fine all-wool Tailor
Made Jersey Cloth Jackets, $3.50;
sold last week at S7.75.
5000 Imported Beaver Cloth
Jackets, in Black and variety Of
colors, handsomely braided, tailor
finish, 1898; sold last week at $3.50.
5000 Imported Jackets in Beaver
and Jersey Cloth, in Black and va
riety of colors, bound with fine braid,
S4.75; last weeks price 1898.
1000 English Seal Plush Sacques,
Jackets, Newmarkets and Kaglans,
at one third less than actual value.
IS Elegant Paris Costumes at 40
per cent. less than cost of lmporta
ton.
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A. j. CAM M EYER,
Sixth-ave. cor 12th-sf.

For reliable Furs made from
choice skins properly cured and
dressed and thoroughly deodorized,
and genuine Alaska Sealskin, Lon
don dye, go direct to c. G. Shayne'
Manufacturer, 103 Prince-st.
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Mink-lined Circulars, Mink-lined
Paletots, all lead ne fur wraps at
lowest prices for reliable goods. G.
c.. Shayne, 1913 Prince-st.
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Special Sale Of
TABLE DAMASKS
BLANKETS.

1000 pair ten-quarter wool blank.
cts, soc. and 95c. per pair; worth
95c. to $3.50.
700 pairs 2eleven-quarterS best
quality California Blankets, S4.9S;
worth $3.50.
1000 bed comfortables, full size,
75c.; worth 1925.
500 Imported Christy Comfort
ables, Sl.50; worth $500.
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CorraS QUOTATIONS.

MIl1ti-I<G.
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Chapter s711, acts of 1897, provides that all
dentists OF this State shall file with the clerk of
the court in the counties in which they reside
certificates which are to be recorded, and board
was appointed to examine the credentials of all
dentists coming intolthe State after the passage
of the act
This Inv requires that the dentists Of the State
must have their certificates recorded at the
CLERKS Office, in the counties in which they prsc-
tice' BY the 18th of December, which is the date
OF the expiration of the time fixed. Those
dentists who have not already done so should
apr ~ to the secretary of the board, Dr. Duff
Post, OF Tampa, fer certificates, and in order to
save delay they should accompany their appli-
cations for thu same with the proof of the fact
thai they were practicing in their respective
counties at the date of the passage of the bill
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Administrative Notice.
Sealed Bids for County Bonds.

MADISON, FLA, October q 1887
Sealed bids will be received by the Board OF
County Commissioners of Madison roun, y ak the
clerks office, in Madison. until the 18th day of
November, 1881, for the purchase OF all or any
part, OF The issue of the Coupon Bonds Of Madison
county limited in amount to seventy i've thousand
dollars of the denominations Of Eve hundred and
one hundred dollars each Zone hundred and twenty
five of each de1omination.) and bearing interest At
the rate of six (6l per eentum per annum. Princi-
pal payable at the office of the County Treasurer IN
Madison, Florida, on the first day Of June A D.19l2
Redeenable ut the pleasure Of the County Com
missioners at any time after the first day OF June
a. d. 1892 Coupons for interest payable at the
County Ire sury ON the first day OF June IN each
aud every year. nssH
All bids for bonds shall specify amount Of bonds
bid for, the time hen the bidder will comply with
his bid, and shall specify whether bid is in current
money or in past due Indebtedness Of the county
No bids entertained below par.
The County Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any and all bids Address
CHANDLER H. SMITH
Chairman Board County Commissioners, Madison
County Florida. 4.
October IL, lSS7-3Odys-5w
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
pain of cutting teeth? If so, send at once and
get bottle of Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
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Eternal Vigilance is the
Price Of Liberty.

l cannot sell my goods unless l keep hammer
ing at the people.
l have the best selected Stock of Goods ever
seen in Tallahassee and l will sell them sure if
the people will only look at the styles
Now is the time when you have your money
to make good investments by laying in your
supply of what you need for the winter.
Dry Goods and Dress Goods, Notions, Trim
mings and Shoes-and no one questions the fact
that l keep not only the best goods, but the best
assortment at the le,oest prices Of any Mercantile
House in Middle Florida.
w R. WILSON